CLARK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT – Flights between this international airport and Busan, South Korea are set to resume via Jin Air starting July 1. Following the reopening of South Korea to tourists coming from the Philippines and the announcement of more flights to South Korea via CRK, the Luzon International Premiere Airport Development Corp, operator and manager of CRK, said Jin Air will operate twice weekly CRK-Busan v.v. flights every Monday and Friday via LJ 031/032.
“We are excited for our passengers who will finally get the chance to relieve their K-Drama fantasies, enjoy the beautiful South Korean countryside and sample authentic Korean cuisine. Most of all, we are hopeful as this symbolizes the resumption of travel, and an opportunity for Filipinos to once again be able to travel the world,” said Bi Yong Chungunco, CEO of LIPAD.
Aside from Busan, Jin Air has also started CRK flights to Incheon, South Korea every Wednesday and Saturday via LJ 023/024.
Another Korean airline, Jeju Air is also flying to Incheon every Thursday and Sunday via Flight 7C 4603/4604.
CRK also announced the visa waiver program which allows passengers to fly visa-free via Yangyang in Gangwon province. Under the program, travelers in group of five to 15 may explore Seoul City as part of a package trip through a designated travel agency.
All flights at CRK now operate from the new terminal building with directions to it easily accessed on mobile apps such as Google Maps and Waze. Point 2 Point (P2P) bus services from Trinoma and Paranaque City, taxi services from within Pampanga and other car rental services are also available. Press Release
